Clairol Herbal Essence Hair Color; Caramel Infusion, HL3-E: Review
This weekend I attacked my hair again. This is becoming a bit of a weekend habit, and I know I should stop before my hair falls out.
However for the past month I have been trying to achieve a look I had always wanted to do, but was always afraid to try. My base color being black, with strands of blond, red, purple and blue infused throughout my head in certain areas. A little punk, yet still acceptable enough to wear
to the office (maybe without the blue that is).
Anyhow, last weekend I attempted getting highlights in wild colors, only the result was not as outspoken and bold as I had imagined it would be. So once again I hit up Rite Aide, and went straight for the clearance table.
This was where I found hair dye by Clairol, Herbal Essences.
I immediately went for a color I knew I would like to add to the mix. Caramel Infusion, which is color number HL3-e.
The Color-
On the ox the color was added to someone with black hair like mine. So I expected the exact results. Basically her hair is black, and she has strands of light colored orange, or honey colored highlights. I think the models hair on the box is horrendous, and most likely photo-shopped, so I was a bit uneasy...but it's hair... whatever, whatever. If I hated it, I'd just re-dye it.
In The Box:
This was probably the most generous hair kit I had ever gotten. Most hair kits come with an itty bitty tube of conditioner. Herbal Essence though included a very generous tube of conditioner, that would last me for the rest of the week. Most kits barely have enough in the tube for one conditioning.
Anyhow, also included was your standard squeeze dye tube, a package of powder, and a small tube of glistening highlighting cream. Again; most kits only come with that crappy powder. It was nice seeing the highlighting cream added to the mix.
The brush?
Now here was where I got pissed. This kit was NOT opened. It had the original seal on it. Herbal Essence may be generous when it comes to the large tube of conditioner...but they forgot to add in that very cool looking brush applicator to my kit.
I went ahead and dyed my hair without it. I didn't feel like making an extra trip for a brush that most likely would of sucked anyway.
However for the past month I have been trying to achieve a look I had always wanted to do, but was always afraid to try. My base color being black, with strands of blond, red, purple and blue infused throughout my head in certain areas. A little punk, yet still acceptable enough to wear
Anyhow, last weekend I attempted getting highlights in wild colors, only the result was not as outspoken and bold as I had imagined it would be. So once again I hit up Rite Aide, and went straight for the clearance table.
This was where I found hair dye by Clairol, Herbal Essences.
I immediately went for a color I knew I would like to add to the mix. Caramel Infusion, which is color number HL3-e.
The Color-
On the ox the color was added to someone with black hair like mine. So I expected the exact results. Basically her hair is black, and she has strands of light colored orange, or honey colored highlights. I think the models hair on the box is horrendous, and most likely photo-shopped, so I was a bit uneasy...but it's hair... whatever, whatever. If I hated it, I'd just re-dye it.
In The Box:
This was probably the most generous hair kit I had ever gotten. Most hair kits come with an itty bitty tube of conditioner. Herbal Essence though included a very generous tube of conditioner, that would last me for the rest of the week. Most kits barely have enough in the tube for one conditioning.
Anyhow, also included was your standard squeeze dye tube, a package of powder, and a small tube of glistening highlighting cream. Again; most kits only come with that crappy powder. It was nice seeing the highlighting cream added to the mix.
The brush?
Now here was where I got pissed. This kit was NOT opened. It had the original seal on it. Herbal Essence may be generous when it comes to the large tube of conditioner...but they forgot to add in that very cool looking brush applicator to my kit.
I went ahead and dyed my hair without it. I didn't feel like making an extra trip for a brush that most likely would of sucked anyway.
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Posted on 02/28/2009 at 7:02:32 PM